Sha felt better than she had in a few days. She had managed to speak to all of the seventh years that she would miss and even managed to find time to say goodbye to a few of the Professor’s she had heard were leaving. Now, she was going to relax on the way home, hopefully with some of her best friends and look forward to Summer. After all, with friends it didn’t matter how close you were in distance, they were always in your heart and close to your thoughts.

Moving up the train from where she had just stored her luggage, Marsha continued her journey until she found an empty compartment. She didn’t know who she wanted to sit with, so she figured that she would let her friends do that job for her. She settled into the compartment by the window and placed her bag above her head on the rack. There was a book in there for later if she got bored, but for now she would sit and watch the countryside pass by when the train started to move.